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you look at it, basically the taxpayers are paying yourses back because of the taxpayer money, too.sonally, i think if obama had a way to pay back the union for their support the last election, the upcoming congressional elections -- host: why did you say it was a pay back? caller: we're paying for the upcoming congressional elections because they figure the health care is a little bit of a problem with getting what they want, so if -- they'll still have their support. host: here's the front page of "the new york times" story here on the justice department and abuse cases. justice report advises pursuit of abuse cases. the justice department ethics office has recommended reversing the bush administration and reopening a nearly a dozen prisoner abuse cases, potentially exposing central intelligence agency employees and contractors to prosecution for brutal treatment of terrorism suspects, according to a person officially briefed on the matter. the recommendation by the office of professional responsibility, presented to the attorney general, in recent weeks comes as the justice depar